Bed Liner Recommendations

[abitamav]

Anyone have experience with the WeatherTech drop-in bed liner?

I also found a liner with the tailgate mat, and a rear step/bumper guard all in one package. It looks like it uses an adhesive which makes me a bit nervous on my brand new mav.

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[Green2025xl]

I have the weathertech works well for me tailgate cover extra

 

[commadorebob]

I really don't recommend random character Chinese brands on Amazon. It is really just a glorified Temu. You get what you pay for as they almost always have zero support and so you are on the hook if it is crap. A lot of them will even change their names if their seller rating drops. This particular product only has 15 reviews and 4 of them are the result of freebies.

Personally, I'd save up just a little bit more and get something from RealTruck or bite the bullet for Line-X.

 

[Cancunbadlands]

Line-X for sure

 

[craigt502]

I use my bed for moving firewood very often and I’m pleased with how the factory modular drop in liner is holding up. If I didn’t use my bed so heavily, I’d consider a spray in.

 

[JP4AZ]

Anyone have experience with the WeatherTech drop-in bed liner?

I also found a liner with the tailgate mat, and a rear step/bumper guard all in one package. It looks like it uses an adhesive which makes me a bit nervous on my brand new mav.

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I used a super heavy duty stall mat from tractor supply ($50.) cut it to fit and mounted the leftover on the tailgate. It can be flipped over to expose the smooth side.

 

[Mavman1]

Just had the bed of my new truck sprayed with Line-X Premium (UV protection) and am happy with it.

 

[jimbabwe]

Anyone have experience with the WeatherTech drop-in bed liner?

I also found a liner with the tailgate mat, and a rear step/bumper guard all in one package. It looks like it uses an adhesive which makes me a bit nervous on my brand new mav.

Bed Liner from Amazon

Not exactly the answer to your question, but I went with Line-X spray liner (not super cheap) AND later added an Amazon (AOMSAZTO) after-market drop-in liner on top. The liner was about 10 bucks cheaper when I bought it than it's showing now. Maybe overkill, but it's not the easiest to keep the spray-in liner clean--like beach sand and other fine stuff--which stick to the texture of the spray-in. The drop-in works fine, makes cleanup easier and it's easier to slide general stuff when packing the bed for a trip. It's also true that this drop-in is secure when something's on top of it, since it can probably blow around. Not a problem generally for me because I keep my tonneau cover closed anyway. When I'm cutting and loading firewood, I do that with or without the drop-in liner, depending on weather/mood. Clearly it's easier to deal with mud, etc., with the drop-in liner than it is cleaning the textured sprayed in liner.

 

[jimbabwe]

Now you need a bed rug to put over the drop in liner . Just joking, I always had drop ins in trucks so I could slide totes full of tools and equipment easier. Retired, not carrying tools etc. and I can reach over the side of the Maverick easier than my old 92 Ranger so the SIBL was fine. Yes sand is hard to get out but I found a leaf blower works better than a hose. Just make sure no other vehicles behind the Maverick when you do it.

Leafblower--good idea. It's not easy being slow...

 

[JohnKtwin]

Here is what bought, it is great!

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